Join this free art-based workshop for community members exploring the history of race and racial disparity in Hampton Roads.
Ages fourteen and up are welcome. Minors will need signed parental/guardian permission to participate.
To register contact artthrpy@evms.edu or 757-446-5895.
Lunch is provided.
Panelists Mae Breckenridge-Hawkins and Antione Hines will present on the history of race in the area followed by community art making, facilitated by a local art therapist.
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